Nall - Technique and Symbol by Alain Renner

Nall Technique and Symbol by Alain Renner A Southern American artist with an international following, NALL has a unique style that has captivated the attention of the world. The gifted artist grew up in Troy, Alabama and began drawing arts and crafts at his family’s city park at just four years old. NALL received a degree in Art, Political Science and Psychology at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. In 1971, NALL was awarded top score entrance at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Surrounded by painters, musicians, and writers, he excelled among his contemporaries. At that point, he was mentored by Spanish Surrealist, Salvador Dali, who advised him to “Draw from life, draw, again and again…” He was also inspired by American psychedelic art, fauvism, impressionism and Japanese wash drawings but then returned to basic black and white drawing and on concentrating on building a solid artistic foundation on drawing skills. In February 1996, “NALL Technique and Symbole” was published. The publication, written by Alain Renner, Director of Sotheby’s Monte-Carlo and Paris accompanied the opening of Nall’s one man show in Gstaad, Switzerland. Later that year, NALL took part in the first exhibition of Natural Artists at The Natural History Museum in Paris, France. Hardback. Used-good condition - marks on cover, large owner signature. All pages intact. Smoke free. 50% of the profits from this sale will be donated to a local Friends of the Library Biography Biographical BKNK